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Question: I am getting ready for the fishing opener. Do I need working lights on my boat trailer even though the rear lights on my pickup can be seen? It’s a small boat and trailer and doesn’t block the lights on the …
First published in hardcover format early in 2023, "The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi" is a fantasy that occurs 1,000 years prior to author Shannon Chakraborty's bestselling "City of Brass" series.
A rural Parkers Prairie resident was killed in a farm accident on May 7.
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At the Park Rapids Invite, on May 6, the Fergus Falls Otters girls golf team shot a 343 and finished in second place, 17 strokes behind Detroit Lakes (326). Bemidji finished third (366) and Wadena-Deer Creek (383).
Ryan Nelson paced the Fergus Falls Otters boys golf team at the Legacy Golf Club (in Brainerd) on May 6. He fired a 73 and finished in second place. Teamwise, Sartell came in first with a score of 304, Brainerd was runner-up with 304, then Fergus at 316 and Alexandria was fourth with a 319.
The West Central Area boys golf team won again while missing four players at Olivia Golf club hosted by BOLD, on May 6. The West Central Conference allows seven golfers and takes the top four scores for the team score. Between a class field trip to Itasca and a couple of injuries, the Knight…
The Fergus Falls OtterBots had an incredible tournament at Williams Arena, on May 4. It was the best showing at the Minnesota State High School League championships the OtterBots have achieved in the five trips since 2012. By the end of the qualification rounds, the OtterBots were ranked fou…
Taking on the Titans of Sauk Centre at Legion Field, on May 5, the Fergus Falls Hurricanes picked up a 6-2 victory in amateur baseball.
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First published in hardcover format early in 2023, "The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi" is a fantasy that occurs 1,000 years prior to author Shannon Chakraborty's bestselling "City of Brass" series.
These sandwiches are spicy, fresh and full of flavor. Top it with a quick coleslaw and sweet pineapple and this is an a hit!
It may be a very dry summer. There are a few tricks gardeners can do to keep their garden flourishing without watering every day.
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Writers you should know. I am reluctant to tell anyone what they should know. Yet, I enjoy introducing people to writers they may have not yet discovered. This is known as hand-selling a book. Today, I would like to hand-sell you a few books and introduce you to a few authors that may be new…
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Thank you everyone for the support of the Prairie Wetlands Learning Center during this staffing crisis which has now been partially addressed. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has committed to filling two of the four vacant positions at the PWLC by fall. Thank you for speaking up on behalf…
Canada, our neighbor to the north, imposed a price of $65 a ton on carbon emissions in mid-2018. Although each province could set up its own system 10 of 13 have opted for the same federal program. The provincial government collects a fee from all forms of fossil energy, coal, oil, natural g…
“Old school.” I like that phrase. It’s a reminder us burgeoning fuddy-duddies learned a few things they just don’t teach these whippersnappers nowadays.
